Hilltop pasture
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Hilltop pasture
Image: © Jonathan Wilkins Taken: 17 Aug 2019
Sheep grazing the top of Trwyn-y-tâl. I am grateful to Eric Jones for pointing out that the buildings are the remains of a Royal Observer Corps lookout post. It is interesting that they are built with a pressed concrete 'brick' of grey colour, possibly produced here or at Penmaenmawr, both quarries united by the time of World War II under the title of "Penmaenmawr and Welsh Granite Company".
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Image Location
Latitude
52.996349
Longitude
-4.434827